Sailport Waterfront Suites in Tampa

This hotel had many folks enjoying themselves, we we not among them. Tucked down a side street and a great view of the bay, I thought it would be a good place for a few nights in Tampa. Full disclosure, I did not request an accessible room, but did ask if the room would accommodate a wheelchair. I was told it would. Upon entering the room, there is a long narrow hall, a room in the back and another bed in the living room. The beds were ridiculously high and not at all suited for a short person, old person or person with any physical limitations. The wheelchair would not fit through the bathroom door. I tried to change the room, but the option was a pull out couch from the 80's. The pool and bar and "quiet time" began at 10 pm. (Note to self: when the hotel states quiet time begins at 10...be wary) The night brought the cars and the people hollering outside, around 2:00 am, men fighting in the outside hallway. When we woke, my husband and I packed our bags and said adios. Our stay was awful, just awful, so why 2 stars and not 1: The room was clean, the bed was comfortable and the staff was mostly pleasant.